undine
/ˈʌndɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A female water spirit in Germanic and Slavic mythology, typically depicted as a seductive and mysterious being.
“In the medieval legend, the undine lured sailors to their doom with enchanting songs.”
2. noun
A mythical or imaginary being, especially a female, that is associated with water or the sea.
“The undine of the ocean was said to have the power to heal all wounds.”
3. noun
A person or thing that is associated with water or the sea, especially in a romantic or poetic sense.
“The undine of the lake was a mysterious figure, often seen only at dawn or dusk.”